Deaths and funerals list from Lebanon and area
A compiled obituary notice covers William Henry Martin 75 of Lebanon VA a Navy WWII veteran and longtime hospital cook with survivors Kathleen Martin and family. Other obituaries include Gladys Marie Tickle of Raleigh NC formerly Bluefield VA, Robert L. Belcher of Tip Top VA, William Crabtree of Creek VA and family, Joyce Gleason of Bluefield and Morris IL, Daniel Earl Woody of Yukon and others. Funeral plans note services, call times, and burial details across multiple local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Martin
Lebanon
Lebanon Hospital
Russell County
Lebanon General Hospital
Russell County Medical Center
Lebanon Ame Zion Church
Kathleen Martin
Margaret Foster
Margaret Mills
New York City
Kathleen Fitts
Pittsburgh
Pauline Lester
Auriilous Pannell
Harrisburg
Russell County Funeral Home
Lebanon Chapel
Lillie Williams
Jasper Burrell
Rayburn Leeper
Russell Memorial Cemetery
Gladys Marie Tickle
Raleigh
N.C
Bluefield
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Robert L. Belcher
Tip Top
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
William Crabtree
William Lee Crabtree
Creek
Pearisburg
Tazewell
Henry P
Martie Lawson Crabtree
Giles County
H.P. Crabtree
Rich Creek
William Lee Crabtree Jr
Sandra Crabtree Conley
Narrows
Robert
Byrum Lee
Birchlawn
Funeral Notices for Clara Peacock Claude Cruise Buford Howlett
Clara Peacock 81 of Bluefield Virginia dies with services today at 2 p.m. at Abbs Valley Gospel Mission Church burial Grandview Memory Gardens. Claude Rufus Cruise 92 of Hillsville Virginia service 11 a.m. Vaughn-Guynn-McGrady Chapel burial Monte Vista Park Cemetery 1 30 p.m. Green Valley. Buford Randolph Howlett 78 of St. Petersburg Florida formerly Welch service 11 a.m. Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Chapel burial Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery Bluewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Gleason
Joyce Lynn Gleason
Ridgecrest Road
Bluefield
Durham
N.C
Morris
Richard Jones
Ada Jones
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of
Welcome Wagon Club
James Gleason
Lori Gleason
Home
Michael Gleason
Jane Fentem
Quincy
Ill
Jeffrey Jones
Immaculate Conception Church
Sacred Heart Church
Leon Alexander
Bill Petro
Reeves Funeral Home
Washington St
Peacock
Clara
Box 292
Abbs Valley Gospel Mission Church
Titus Cox
Henry Gibson
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Cruise
Claude Rufus
Hillsville
Vaughn-Guynn-McGrady
Monte Vista Park
Green Valley
Pat Robertson says high court not supreme law
Rev Pat Robertson a prospective GOP candidate says Supreme Court rulings are not the law and Congress and the president need not be bound by them He argues the Constitution treaties and laws enacted by Congress are the true laws and he would uphold them even if opposed by the court Robertson heads the Christian Broadcasting Network and hosts 700 Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pat Robertson
Supreme Court
Congress
Bertson
Washington Post
High Court
700 Club
Robertston
Christian Broadcasting Network
Congress of the
United States
The
U S New Zealand fail to heal nuclear policy lift
Secretary of State George P. Shultz and New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange met but failed to resolve differences on nuclear policy threatening the ANZUS alliance. If New Zealand enacts anti nuclear legislation in August, the United States will no longer be bound to defend New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
George P. Shultz
David Lange
New Zealand
Lange
Australia
United States
Washington
Shultz
Labor Party
Pacific
Atta
U.S. Navy
Ex-fugitive lawyer acquitted in 1971 San Quentin riot
Stephen Bingham, once a 13 year fugitive, is acquitted of two counts of murder and one conspiracy count in Marin County Superior Court over the 1971 San Quentin riot that left six dead. The jury rejected the theory he supplied the pistol to George Jackson during an attorney client visit. Bingham, 44, faced life if convicted. He thanked supporters and said the verdict shows enduring belief in doing what is right. Prosecutor Terry Boren voiced disappointment but respected the jury’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Calif
San Quentin
Stephen Bingham
George Jackson
Marin County Superior Court
Jackson
Bingham
Inci
Terry Boren
Arrest Day arrests and fines list from A-1 continued
The article lists numerous individuals and fines for various offenses ranging from indecent exposure to impersonation and nuisance. It notes volunteers awaiting next Arrest Day, with support from Mercer County Sheriff, Bluefield and Princeton police, plus Miami incident where 21 Egyptians fled guards at the airport. 12 were recaptured, nine sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Johnson
Jerry Beasley
Clarence Henderson
General Telephone Company
Frankie Long
Connie Billmeyer
Jane Pauley
Lorna Phillips
Guy Perkins
Dennis Williams
Robert L. Farley
Robert Crabtree
Allen Meadows
Curtis Croy
Kroger
Robert Hoye
Tom Dalesio
Pat Cecil
Pedneau
Mike Shott
Andy Clark
Lew Spence
Dave Tomchin
Nelson Walker
Bluefields
Dr. Bhasker R. Pujari
Ms. Riddle
Mercer County Sheriff's Department
Bluefield Police Department
Princeton Police Department
Miami
Miami International
Perry Rivkind
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Drug kit aims to test youths for drugs with home use
Shattuck says the institute will test for marijuana cocaine PCP amphetamines and prescription drugs with 95 to 99 percent accuracy and 10 day return. Aimed at parents and retailers with national rollout possible in 60 days via store chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lee
Breaking Free
DuPage
Kane County
Parente
Shattuck
Reagan Budget Plan Faces Cuts and Budget Tension
White House spokesman Larry Speakes described the budget package as generally acceptable but shifting priorities. Lawmakers worry as Gramm-Rudman targets and deficit cuts loom, with concerns over defense cuts and optimistic economic assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Gramm-Rudman
Congress
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
House Appropriations Committee
Airlines face scrutiny over handicapped travel access policy
A high court ruling curbs a blanket stance by airlines toward disabled travelers. Officials say 1982 rules empower the Transportation Department to probe complaints, while rights groups cite cases of arbitrary treatment such as blind passengers asked to sit on blankets. Justices Marshall Brennan and Blackmun dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Department
Southwest Airlines
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan
Harry A. Blackmun
Marshall
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Daniel Earl Woody
Yukon
Grundy
Fanning Funeral Home
Laeger
Francis Noe
Francis Marion Noe
Kimball
Welch Hospital
Bennett-Widener Funeral Home
Daisy Dillman
Daisy Hayton Dillman
Ceres
Paul Dillman
Harry A. Dillman
Dallas
Texas
Flora Kitts
Newberry Funeral Chapel
Bland
Jim Britton
Red Oak Cemetery
Supreme Law
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
W.va
Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Lewis B. Spence
Patsy P. Malamisura
Mike Blanton
Carl H. Meade, Jr
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
D&s
W.V Daily
U.S
New York Times Service
Asia
Europe
Francoise
Alfred
Connecticut
M. Gerald Schwartzbach
United Safeguard
A-1
Herb Higgin
Gateway Foundation For Substance Abuse Prevention and Rehabilitation
Higgin
Charlotte
Roller Floral Company
Princeton
Beckley
Steve Land
Jack Saul and
the Jack Saul Singers
New Hope Assembly
Kings Palace
Oakvale Rd
Don Calfee
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